Well this explains a lot. Apparently we're all Bi whether we know our or not....

[Wrybread]

So I saw this thread on Twitter.

This may explain why certain sjw think it's no big deal if people other than biological women identify as lesbians....because they don't think any people really are only straight/lesbian/gay. Apparently we're all Bi but in denial

Are you thinking of the Kinsey scale?

Indeed. Which is not at all new, so I don't see it as something we can blame on trans advocacy.

But I know that I'm not bisexual. Not because of societal norms, simply because I only find one sex attractive. I'm not sure that societal norms can be used as a reason for those who are same sex attracted either!

I don't really know how someone would tell the difference, between attraction that was shaped by social norms, and that wasn't.

What we can say though is that looking at group behaviour, it changes in different environments. That's a fairly objective observation. Which suggests that there is some element that can be influenced regarding how people, or some people, experience sexual attraction.

I thought I was way over on the heterosexual female end of the scale, and I think for a long time I really was, but I've found certainly at a later stage of life I'm much less exclusively straight than I thought.

Crucially, this is a conclusion I've reached for myself through my own choices, not because I have had women demanding that I have sex with them and telling me that my sexuality is not good enough unless I do.

If I'm honest I do believe that sexuality for most people is potentially fluid - it's a huge mix of cultural, personal and biological strands that I believe can change. That doesn't mean though that being exclusively same sex oriented doesn't exist, or that it only exists to be overcome by others.

Or that conversion therapy or corrective rape is a good thing.

And when you're talking about influencing my element so that I 'learn to cope' with sex with people with penises, as if I had no right to make such choices for myself, or act on my own preferences and recognise my own sense of attraction and arousal, or had any right to expect that sex would be something I enjoyed rather than 'learned to cope with' -

frankly it gets a bit hard to be polite.

More to the point, I will not be pity/duty fucking anyone, ever, with or without a penis.

They are just obsessed with sex aren't they!

yeah, They say that because that's what they WANT to be true ...